Sentence examples for materials built from inspiring English sources

Beethoven took little motivic ideas, often just odd, blunt rhythmic and melodic gestures, or cells of pitches, and from these materials built entire movements, whole sonatas and symphonies, in which every passage, every episode, was derived from the initial materials.

During the period 1899 1911, Mayor Antônio Prado widened streets, completed the monumental Luz train station (of British design and materials), built new plazas (including Prado Square), and started construction of the Santa Ifigênia Viaduct, opened in 1913.

Our definition of a traditional building is one with solid walls, made with porous materials, built with stone and brick and bedded in lime mortar, so it applies just as much to an old Victorian terrace or a flat in a Victorian conversion as it does to a country estate".

Zeogrids and Zeotiles are hierarchical materials built from assembled MFI zeolite precursor units.

CurlySMILES defines a special format for encoding composites and other materials built from interface-connected phases: {/constituent#1/constituent#2/.../constituent#n}.

Metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) are crystalline and porous materials built from metal nodes or clusters and organic linkers and provide the possibility to prepare artificial enantiomorphs.

Many of these materials build themselves.

124 polymer-CNT materials build on the advantages of 124 polymer elastomer to give a versatile biomaterial for cardiac tissue engineering applications.

For realist evaluations (RE) this project aims to: develop quality and reporting standards and training materials; build capacity for undertaking and critically evaluating them; produce resources and training materials for lay participants, and those seeking to involve them.

Curriculum Design We confronted an additional decision and set of tradeoffs as we started to design the curriculum: Should we purchase access to externally developed course materials, build the course ourselves, or take a hybrid approach?

The Epigenetics module was developed based on a theory of change that posits students will better understand epigenetics when curricular materials build on disciplinary core ideas that students have already learned, including the relationships between DNA, genes, and proteins.